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interactive panels
BCI Burke's new Interactive Play Panels
encourage exploration, interaction, and
development of fine‐motor skills for children of all abilities. They provide opportunities for social interaction and
imaginative play. Panel options for ages
2-5 and 5-12 include Sprocket, Propeller,
Charade, Waver, and Paratroop. Combine with Burke's existing interactive
panels to maximize and enhance play
options. As with all Burke products, these panels are protected by our exclusive Generations Warranty that provides
100-year limited warranty on hardware, 15-year limited
warranty on plastics, and 5-year limited warranty on moving
parts. BCI BURKE, WWW.BCIBURKE.COM

Vehicle mold cleaner
Shurhold's Moldaway is excellent for attacking mold, mildew, and algae wherever
it is found. Unlike bleach, it won't damage
the surfaces being cleaned or leave a residue behind. A scientifically formulated,
powdered, oxygenated cleaner, Moldaway is great for removing stains from
carpet, fabrics, and canvas. It doesn't contain bleach or chlorine, so it's safe on all colors and fabrics, including vinyl, canvas, plastic, wood, and interior and exterior cushions.
Moldaway is also ideal when cleaning drains in sinks and
showers prior to putting a RV in long-term storage. This
cleaner will deodorize drains without harming the piping. It
will also help clean the sump container by oxygenating the
sump water. SHURHOLD, 800.962.6241, WWW.SHURHOLD.COM/RV.

lacrosse camps for young children
E.R. Lacrosse is an introductory lacrosse program aimed at
children ages 4-8, who are ready to learn about the fastest
growing game in the country. The E.R. camp is fundamentally basic, yet an enjoyable experience for children that are
typically absent from mainstream lacrosse camps and programs. No pads or helmets are
required and all drills are done
with a soft lacrosse ball in a fun
and exciting manner. Parent involvement is not required, but
encouraged. All children enrolled in the program receive a
youth lacrosse stick, two lacrosse
balls, and an E.R. Lacrosse gift.
The town/agency has the opportunity to run the program with all the equipment and supplies needed at no net cost to them. E.R. YOUTH LACROSSE,

aquatic monitoring system
The Continuous Low-Level Aquatic
Monitoring (C.L.A.M.) System is a
state-of-the-art, small submersible
extraction sampler using EPA-approved SPE media to sequester oil,
gas, pesticides, herbicides, and other
trace organics from water. The device can be used on urban water systems, rivers, wells, watersheds, lakes,
and stormwater runoff, as well as marine environments. Submersible to depths up to 100 feet, it weighs just over 1 lb. including four AA batteries, and measures 2.5 x 8 inches. This
compact size makes it easy to change batteries or sampling
disks in the field. The C.L.A.M. can be left unattended to
sample water, and provides an extraction event up to 36
hours long. The disks are simply field-hardened and sent
dry to the laboratory for solvent elution and analysis.

315.876.0657, WWW.ERYOUTHLACROSSE.COM

STORMWATER.COM

C.I.AGENT STORM*WATER SOLUTIONS, 866.242.4368, WWW.CIAGENT-

led outdoor pedestrian lighting
The Tersen Ratio 1.5 is a contemporary styled luminaire supporting 48
LED diodes that produce illumination equivalent to a traditional 175-watt
metal halide lamp. Its stylistic " finned " shape serves as a heat sink as
well as an architectural statement, making it ideal for outdoor parking
lots, walkways, and mixed-use applications. The American Electric
Lighting AVPL is a superior LED post top lighting choice for local roads,
campuses, and green spaces. The AVPL is a die-cast aluminum unit with
the same approximate size and weight as its HID counterpart, and includes the same installation-friendly features. With its Valiant Colonialstyle dayform, the AVPL combines traditional styling with cutting edge
technology and glare control. ACUITY BRANDS, INC., WWW.ACUITYBRANDS.COM
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